JubileeYarn Baby Soft Bamboo Cotton Yarn - 50g/Skein - Burning Sage - 4 Skeins

This yarn is soft and silky. If I had the patience, I might make a blanket with it.The color was better than I expected (almost shimmery green). Its a 3 ply yarn (as in made with 3 threads of yarn). Weighy-wise, it's more a 0 / Lace (Cobweb) instead of the advertised 1 / Superfine (Fingering). Using the suggested 2.25 mm (US 1) needle, my resulting guage for 10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 inches) was 44 stitches x 58 rows.Knitting with this yarn was as easy for me as other bamboo/cotton blends, in that I struggled some with accidentally picking up threads from other strands. As far as knots in the yarn, I've only worked with one of the skeins, but it did have two knots, both near the ends of the yarn. I had to join past the first knot when I knit my guage swatch, which was approximately 11 x 7 cm (4 x 3 inches). I measured 2 x 2 inches to get my guage above, and the exact count for 2 x 2 inches was 22 sts x 29 rows.I think this yarn would be perfect to knit opaque stockings or bookmarks. I intend to use it for headset earpad cozies, though I've decided to knit them in garter stitch to add more cushioning to the covers, considering how fine this yarn is.

I bought this for a project that it wasn't right for. So I decided to save it. Well no I wish I hadn't. Every unit has so many flaws in it. Either yarn tied joining two ends several times per unit or three units had 8 different breaks that had to be joined. It makes projects not so easy and there quality poor. Very unhappy but I waited to long to use it which is how I found out the flaws to refund it or replace it

Got this for a fingering weight pattern for a blouse, I’ll have to hold it double. This is definitely a lace weight yarn, the website lists it as 35 wpi which is not far off from my own measurement. It’s very soft and I think it will knit up well, so I’ll update after I work with it. Disappointing to have it so clearly mislabeled. The gauge on the label isn’t even filled out which is very odd. Makes me a little hesitant to work with this yarn but we’ll see how it goes.

This yarn is very delicate. Personally, I don't know what I could make with it. Kind of like spaghetti noodle but even thinner. Had to replace it with something more thicker and durable.

i bought this as a knitter and crocheter who knows how to do both but not more than basics and watching youtube…this is soooo soft and awesome yarn with a great soft color. downside for me was that i didn’t realize the thickness (thinness) if the yarn and what i wanted to make was going to take me forever with this thin yarn…so now i’m using it for some light weight hats and baby booties! lol